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SQL or Death? Seminar Series (Spring 2025)

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1 Larry Ellison was Right (kinda)! TypeScript Stored Procedures for the Modern Age (James Cowling) 1:03:16 2025-02-13
2 Towards Sanity in Query Languages (Viktor Leis + Thomas Neumann) 1:02:32 2025-02-18
3 Apache Pinot Query Optimizer (Yash Mayya + Gonzalo Ortiz) 1:02:59 2025-02-25
4 Google's Pipe Syntax in SQL: SQL for the 21st Century (Jeff Shute) 59:29 2025-03-11
5 Malloy: A Modern Open Source Language for Analyzing, Transforming, and Modeling Data (Lloyd Tabb) 50:58 2025-03-18
6 PRQL: Pipelined Relational Query Language (Tobias Brandt) 58:57 2025-03-25
7 StarRocks Query Optimizer (Kaisen Kang) 56:48 2025-04-04
8 OxQL: Oximeter Query Language from the Oxide Computer Company (Benjamin Naecker) 1:03:36 2025-04-08
9 MariaDB’s Query Optimizer: A Multi-tool That Does Some Things Differently (Monty Widenius) 1:04:48 2025-04-15
10 Gel: Replacing SQL and Improving on the Relational Database Model (Michael Sullivan) 1:01:01 2025-04-23
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